Carpathians
- proper noun
- To the West lie the Carpathian Mountains, and to the Far East lie the Urals.
He had this to say about the war in the Carpathians.
- He had this to say about the war in the Carpathians.
Examples
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And you know how he lived the Count in the evil count in Transylvania, in Romania, in the Carpathian Mountains.
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On paper, a pincer movement through the Carpathians looks great.
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You do have some horror stories from the Carpathian battleground where wolves would feast upon the wounded soldiers in the icy mountain regions.
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The Carpathians are famous for their stunning landscapes and biodiversity.
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Many hikers enjoy exploring the trails in the Carpathians each summer.
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The Carpathians form a natural barrier that influences the regional climate.
Synonyms
A group of mountains in central and eastern Europe from southern Poland and Slovakia through Ukraine to northeastern Romania
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Carpathians comes from an old name, Karpates, which probably comes from a word meaning 'rock' or 'rugged'. So, the name fits the place: the Carpathians are the 'rocky' mountain range of central and eastern Europe.